Name: Tennessee
Brand: Lucero

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Bertus Musikvertrieb

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Limited edition

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Extended format: No

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Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Release date

2001-07-13

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CDMJ5

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661185001123

Artist

Lucero

Label EU

Madjack

Genre EU

Classic

Lucero is a country rock group that originated in Memphis, Tennessee, USA in the late 1990s. With their unique blend of country and rock influences, Lucero has captivated audiences worldwide.
Inspired by artists such as Cory Branan, Slobberbone, and Drive-By Truckers, Lucero's music resonates with fans who appreciate heartfelt lyrics and soulful melodies. Their sound can be described as a fusion of Americana, punk rock, and alt-country.
Known for their energetic live performances and passionate storytelling, *Lucero* has built a loyal fanbase over the years. Whether it's Dave Hause or Tim Barry opening for them or sharing the stage with American Aquarium or The Horrible Crowes, Lucero continues to deliver powerful performances that leave audiences wanting more.

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back in stock. while several fine compilations have already been issued containing lowell fulson's earliest material from the late 40's and early 50's, this jsp 4 cd set pulls almost all of the early tracks together for the first time, and for a very easy price. fulson is likely best known for his mid-50's stint with chess where he put down 'reconsider baby' and 'hung down head', then later for some of his more funky recordings on modern-kent like 'tramp' and 'too many drivers' but these early sides define the man and explore the texas blues sound that had blossomed in california (fulson was actually born in oklahoma) during the 1940's. lowell was a comtemporary of gatemouth brown and pee wee crayton. each of these 3 guitar titans enlarged and popularized the 'front-of-the-bandstand' style that t-bone walker had carved out his reputation with on the west coast. on this set we are treated not only to lowell the 'electric' bluesman but also to the hypnotically simple but effective two-guitar duets with his brother martin. those duets clearly show lowell's south-western roots laying firmly in the tradition established by lemon jefferson and texas alexander 2 decades earlier. this set contains a number of superlatives of which there are too many to discuss in a short review. fulson's bands from this period included jay mcshann, maxwell davis (later to become b.b. king's arranger), lloyd glenn, earl brown, bob harvey, and billy hadnott, each of them session stalwarts of the west coast r&amp;b scene. mcshann of course, was already an established star from kansas city with his own big band.

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